Since July 1, 2012, a unique exhibition has been opened in the building of the former school in Hulice, which presents the life of a bee colony in a playful way. The exhibition deliberately omits typical museum artefacts, focusing all the more on current technologies. People can walk through a large bee hive with giant honeycombs, see the anatomy of a bee on touch screens, play a quiz about the life of bees or play the sounds of a hive. The exhibition is the only similar project in Central Europe in terms of planned content and scope.
The project combines two important elements – the first is the presentation of the attractive life of bee colonies, which brings unique experiences when presented in a quality way, the second is a significant educational benefit and promotion of the protection of bee colonies, which are an essential part of the natural cycle and at the same time an endangered natural species with ever-decreasing numbers.
The project is aimed at the general public (for whom it represents an exceptional experiential space within tourist trips) and children from primary schools (for whom it is a unique educational activity).
